St Trea's
Parish
Newbridge & Ballymaguigan
Talk by Tim Pat Coogan in Loup GAA Club on 20th March is cancelled
20 Mar 2020
This talk by Tim Pat Coogan has been cancelled and will be rescheduled at a later date.
Loup & District Historical Society are holding an Evening with Irish Writer, Broadcaster and Newspaper Columnist Tim Pat Coogan on Friday 20th March at 7:30pm in the Loup GAA Club.
The theme of the event will be the formation and development of the GAA and the Irish War of Independence but there are sure to be other fascinating stories and anecdotes recalled during the event. Tim Pat Coogan is Ireland's best known historical writer. His first book, Ireland Since The Rising, published in 1966 was a pioneering work and he has published another 18 books including The Famine Plot, Eamon De Valera Long Fellow, Michael Collins A Biography and On the Blanket.
The theme of the event will be the formation and development of the GAA and the Irish War of Independence but there are sure to be other fascinating stories and anecdotes recalled during the event. Tim Pat Coogan is Ireland's best known historical writer. His first book, Ireland Since The Rising, published in 1966 was a pioneering work and he has published another 18 books including The Famine Plot, Eamon De Valera Long Fellow, Michael Collins A Biography and On the Blanket.
Coogan's career as an author and journalist (he was editor of the Irish Press between 1968 and 1987) has taken him around the world interviewing figures as diverse as Ronald Reagan and Mumar Ghadafi and made him a well known personality on both radio and TV, this is sure to be a great night and everyone is welcome to attend.
Admission is £5.
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